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Jacobi, Theodor, Germanist (1816-1848)
Eigenh. Brief mit U.
o.J. Breslau, 29. XII. 1847, Gr.-8°. 1 Seite. Doppelblatt.
书商的参考编号 : 42606
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Jacobi, Wolfgang, Komponist (1894-1972)
Eigenh. musikalisches Albumblatt mit U.
o.J. Malcesine, 16. VI. 1969, 9,5 x 14 cm. 1 Seite.
书商的参考编号 : 60030
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Jacobowski, Ludwig, Schriftsteller (1868-1900).
Eigenh. Postkarte mit U. Berlin, 1. XII. 1898.
1 S. Qu.-8vo. Mit eh. Adresse. An die Redaktion der "Poetischen Flugblätter", herausgegeben von Josef Kitir und Carl Maria Klob in Wien: "Besten Dank, sehr geehrte Herren, für Ihre Zeitschrift! Gern gestatte ich Ihnen, meinen Namen mit aufzuführen […]". - Jacobowski gründete 1890 gemeinsam mit Richard Zoozmann die Berliner Zeitschrift "Der Zeitgenosse" und gab im Verlauf seines Lebens drei weitere Zeitschriften, u. a. seit 1898 die "Gesellschaft" heraus. Er arbeitete im "Verein zur Abwehr des Antisemitismus" und war Gründer des Berliner Klubs "Die Kommenden", dem Schriftsteller und Künstler angehörten. - Beschnitten (ohne Textverlust).
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Jacobsen, Friedrich Heinrich, kirchenrechtlicher Schriftsteller (1804-1868).
Eigenh. Brief mit U. Königsberg, 8. XII. 1835.
1 S. auf Doppelblatt. 8vo. An einen namentlich nicht genannten Adressaten: "Ew. Hochwohlgeboren erlaube ich mir beiliegend einen Aufsatz über die Preußischen Klöster für Ihr 'Allgemeines Archiv für die Geschichtskunde des Preuß. Staats' zu überschicken. Die Data beruhen in der Hauptsache auf Akten des hiesigen geheimen Archivs und der Oberpräsidial Registratur. Dieser Aufsatz soll zur Einleitung für die Geschichte einzelner Klöster selbst dienen, welche ich Ihnen sogleich nach erfolgtem Abdrucke successive übersenden werde, so daß in dem nächsten Hefte bereits ein 2ter Beitrag wird mitgetheilt werden können, wenn es Ihnen so genehm ist [...]".
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Jacobson, Benno, Schriftsteller und Journalist (1859-1912).
Eigenh. Brief mit U. Berlin, 18. XII. 1901.
1 S. 8vo. An eine namentlich nicht genannte Frau Doktor: "Verzeihen Sie, wenn ich nicht früher dazu komme, Ihr liebenswürdiges Schreiben zu beantworten. Die Einladung zur Mitarbeiterschaft ist für mich sehr schmeichelhaft. Leider kann ich den gewünschten Beitrag nicht leisten [...]". Auf Briefpapier mit gedr. Briefkopf der Redaction des Berliner Börsen-Courier.
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Jacobson, Eduard, Mediziner und Dramatiker (1833-1897).
Eigenh. Albumblatt mit U. Swinemünde, 18. VII. 1879.
1 S. Qu.-8vo. "Ein schlechter Dienstmann ist der Wein, Man schickt ihn in den Magen, Er schlägt den Weg zum Kopfe ein, frägt nicht nach Missbehagen. Drum muß man ihn genau betrachten, Und sorgsam auf die Marke achten [...]". - Jacobson studierte Medizin in Berlin und wurde 1859 promoviert. Nach seinem ersten großen Erfolg als Theaterschriftsteller mit dem Schwank "Faust und Gretchen" (1856) beschloss er sich dieser Tätigkeit fortan von Berufs wegen zu widmen. Zusammen mit Gustav von Moser, Otto Girndt, Rudolf Kneisel und Julius Rosen, zumeist jedoch allein, schrieb er mehr als hundert erfolgreiche Bühnenstücke, Schwänke und Possen.
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Jacobson, Leopold, Redakteur und Schriftsteller (1878-1943).
Eigenh. Albumblatt mit U. Wien, 24. I. 1903.
1 S. 8vo. Auf Trägerkarton. "Es wird die Spur von meinen Erdentagen nicht in Aeonen untergehen! (Goethe)". - Jacobson schrieb als Journalist für die "Deutsche Zeitung", wechselte dann zum "Neuen Wiener Journal" und ging als dessen Korrespondent nach Berlin. Nach einer Periode als erster Redakteur der "Berliner Morgenpost" kehrte er als Theaterkritiker des "Neuen Wiener Journals" nach Wien zurück, wo er zum Chefredakteur des Blatts aufstieg.
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Jacobson, Leopold, Schriftsteller (1873-1943)
Eigenh. Brief mit U.
o.J. Wien, 2. X. 1907, 8°. 1 1/2 Seiten. Briefkopf mit Vignette "Neues Wiener Journal".
书商的参考编号 : 57311
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Jacoby, Frederick, Komponist (1891-1952)
Eigenh. großes musikalisches Albumblatt mit U.
o.J. Gstaad, Schweiz, Februar 1930, Gr.-Fol. (33 x 27 cm). 1 Seite.
书商的参考编号 : 54447
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Jacoby, Louis, Kupferstecher (1828-1918).
Eigenh. Brief mit U. (Fragment). O. O. u. D.
55:115 mm. Seit 1844 im Kupferstich-Atelier Mandel in Berlin ausgebildet, besuchte Jacoby anschließend die Kunstakademie und setzte seine Studien bei Wilhelm Kaulbach fort. Er reiste nach Spanien, lebte mehrere Jahre in Paris und hielt sich 1860-65 in Rom auf, wo er den Stich Hunnenschlacht ausführte. 1863 folgte er einem Ruf als Prof. der Kupferstechkunst an die Wiener Kunstakademie und ging 1882 als künstlerischer Beirat der Reichsdruckerei nach Berlin. In Wien gründete er die "Gesellschaft für vervielfältigende Kunst".
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Jacopi, Giuseppe, Mediziner (1779-1813)
Eigenh. Brief mit U.
o.J. Pavia, 25. III. 1813, 4°. 1 Seite.
书商的参考编号 : 61201
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Jacquard, Joseph Marie Charles, weaver and early ‘computer programmer’ (1752-1834).
Handwritten receipt for rent, signed "J. C. Jacquard". Oullins, 19. V. 1823.
19 x 11 cm, docketed in a contemporary hand on verso. Also signed by a certain Madame Fleury. Jacquard spent his retirement in Oullins, just outside Lyon, where he died in 1834. "He played an important role in the development of the earliest programmable loom (the ‘Jacquard loom’), which in turn played an important role in the development of other programmable machines, such as computers" (Center for Computing History). Charles Babbage (1791-1871) would go on to adapt Jacquard’s programmable loom into his celebrated (but never completed) ‘Analytical Engine’, which ran on Jacquardian punch-cards. - The text reads: "Nous soussigniés avons recus de Monsieur Dombre la somme de Deux cents cinquante francs, pour le segond [sic] et dernier demi Terme, des Apartments que nous lui avons loués a Oullin, le tous conforme au Bail que nous avons passers Double a Lyon le 23 Septembre 1822" ("We the undersigned have received from Monsieur Dombre the sum of two hundred and fifty francs, for the second and last half-term, of the apartments which we rented to him in Oullin, all in accordance with the lease which we both signed in Lyon on 23 September 1822"). - Jacquard autographs are formidably rare in the trade. The only recorded specimen, a 2½ page manuscript by Jacquard about his loom, commanded $26,400 at Christie's in 2005.
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Jacques CHARDONNE
"Il est l'hygiène et la sagesse incarnées dans sa personne. Mais il a encanaillé par son oeuvre la jeunesse qui venait après lui. C'est lui qui a failli tuer Sagan. C'est Morand qui achetait les terribles voitures de Sagan. Mais lui sait conduire."" • Autograph letter dated and signed addressed to his friend Roger Nimier evoking the talent of Paul Morand and the very recent car accident of Françoise Sagan
Paris 1957. Fine. Paris 29 Avril 1957 21 x 27 cm une feuille une enveloppe Autograph letter dated and signed by Jacques Chardonne addressed to his friend Roger Nimier 54 lines in blue ink regarding Paul Morand's style spiritual father of the Hussards Roger Nimier and Antoine Blondin being considered much against their will as leaders of this literary movement. Fold marks inherent to the letter's mailing envelope included. Jacques Chardonne intends to challenge two false ideas concerning Paul Morand the first being stylistic in nature: ""There is a double misunderstanding regarding Morand. He has been seen as a 'modern'. but he is essentially a 'naturalist'; his artistic doctrine is exactly that of Maupassant and Flaubert."" holding the latter as a major writer: ""But he has infinitely more talent and intelligence than the writers of the naturalist school."" ; the second of a psychological nature: ""He is hygiene and wisdom incarnate in his person. But through his work he has debased the youth who came after him. It is he who nearly killed Sagan."" Jacques Chardonne then ironizes about Françoise Sagan's talents while exalting the predominance and mastery of his friend Paul Morand in everything he undertakes: ""It is Morand who bought Sagan's terrible cars. But he knows how to drive."" while recalling the cautious advice that Bernard Frank gave to the author of Bonjour tristesse : ""Bernard Frank says: your car doesn't hold the road. Sagan vexed accelerates. And everything capsizes."" As a literary elder brother Jacques Chardonne reassures Roger Nimier about his own talent: ""Morand is very pleased with you. I say that Gaston Gallimard seems to have much friendship for you."" and congratulates his correspondent on the quality of Artaban a review to which Roger Nimier contributes Jacques Chardonne being honored in a recent issue: "". surprised to see myself on the front page; the text fills me with pride. I have scorned honors in order to be honored. I could not have been better served than in this little text."" and attributes the authorship of the text concerning him to one of his Hussard disciples: "". I tell myself: it's Nimier or Hecquet or Milliau. Truth be told I don't know. And I thank the Lord."" Overwhelmed by so many tributes paid to him Jacques Chardonne lucid prefers to avoid being too much in the spotlight: ""That is why I no longer want to publish anything. As soon as one applauds you you must leave."" Very handsome letter from Jacques Chardonne praising his friend Paul Morand spiritual father of the Hussards and evoking Françoise Sagan's terrible car accident in an Aston Martin on April 13 1957. A premonitory evocation: Roger Nimier would kill himself five years later on the western highway on September 28 1962 also at the wheel of an Aston Martin. unknown
书商的参考编号 : 84396
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Jacques Grignon, A French Priest
24 Letters from Kunming in China, by a French Priest, Featuring Communist Movements and Attacks, of the Japanese Threat, and the General State of Affairs During the First Part of the Chinese Civil War.
Twenty-four (24) letters, 29 December 1934 - 11 April 1940, written by French priest Jacques Grignon while in South China working to establish a seminary for the Catholic Church, feature firsthand accounts of Communist movements and attacks, of the Japanese threat, and the general state of affairs during the first part of the Chinese Civil War. All text is in French. Twenty letters are typescript, signed "Jacques" in manuscript and feature occasional manuscript annotations by the author; four letters are in manuscript and signed in the same manner as the latter. Together with one envelope addressed in typescript to the writer's brother Jean Grignon in Paris, to whom all of the letters are addressed. 8vo. 23 pages altogether, on single leaf delicate tissue writing paper, ranging in size slightly, the smallest leafs measuring approximately 13,5 x 21 cm, the largest measuring approximately 19 x 25 cm. Envelope measures approximately 13 x 8 cm. Tear to upper margin of one letter, unobtrusive to text, otherwise the lot in very good condition, excellent primary source content. Letters written by a Parisian civilian sent to China in a time of global economic turmoil contemplates Communism, economy, and morality, showing notable concern towards the plight of France during the ongoing Great Depression, while describing the equally unsettling state of affairs in China during the Chinese Civil War. The writer, Jacques Grignon was a French priest, who arrived in China in 1934, evidently not long before the first letter, to join three others in establishing a seminary in Yunnanfu (present-day Kunming) in southern China. Little else is known about him, although he had family in Paris. His letter of 6 February 1936 also reveals that he had just celebrated his 42nd birthday, as such being born circa 1894. A learned and intellectual man, with a rather liberal perspective at times, considering his chosen vocation as he mentions political events and severe social problems, he also considers certain injustices that had brought about the crisis to substantiate his unique approach. Specific events discussed while in China include the movements of Communist insurgents, the revolt of Zhang Xueliang [The Xi'an Incident of 1936] and the subsequent release of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek who had been captured, and Japanese troops positioned in Peking for what would become the Battle of Beiping-Tianjin [25-31 July 1937]. Interesting anecdotes describe the lackadaisical manner of progress made by the Chinese in construction, the beginnings of official systemization for street names and house numbering in Yunnan [Kunming,] as well as general challenges with ammenities and travel in China. Manuscript
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Jacques MESRINE
".Enfin cela est un gros poids d'enlevé pour toi. Tu te retrouveras chez toi dans un décor que tu as aimé"" • Autograph love letter dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine written from the prison of Fleury-Mérogis and addressed to his companion Jeanne Schneider for whom he has just found accommodation after his next release
Fleury-Mérogis 1976. Fine. Fleury-Mérogis 21 Septembre 1976 21 x 29.50 cm une page recto verso Autograph letter dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine dated Tuesday September 21 1976 68 lines in blue ink on one recto-verso page addressed to his lover at the time Jeanne Schneider thanks to whom the manuscript ofInstinct de mort was discreetly smuggled out of prison. A horizontal fold inherent to the envelope placement a small tear in the right margin of the letter at the fold level. Jacques Mesrine then incarcerated at Fleury-Mérogis prison arranged with his mother for her to cede upon her departure from the Paris region her Clichy apartment to Jeanne Schneider after his possible provisional release: ""J'ai eu un très agréable parloir avec maman. J'ai au moins une bonne nouvelle à t'annoncer. Pour Clichy c'est d'accord. Comme elle va vivre presque tout le temps à la montagne tu auras l'appartement pour toi. Je paierai le loyer. Elle a tout de suite dit d'accord après mon explication. . Je me doute de ta joie de savoir que tu pourras vivre à Clichy - si près de notre papy. toujours présent de par l'amour que nous avons pour lui. Je suis certain que cette petite nouvelle te remonte le moral."" I had a very pleasant visit with mama. I have at least one good piece of news to tell you. For Clichy it's agreed. Since she's going to live almost all the time in the mountains you'll have the apartment to yourself. I'll pay the rent. She immediately said yes after my explanation. . I can imagine your joy knowing that you'll be able to live in Clichy - so close to our grandpa. always present through the love we have for him. I'm certain this little news will lift your spirits. His daughter Sabrina worries him and he senses that he will have to be severe regarding her behavioral lapses: ""De Sabrina rien ! Il y a une chance pour qu'actuellement elle me prépare un ""douze"" je ne peux t'en parler sur lettre. mais j'ai l'impression que la puce me ment sur certaines choses. elle prend peut-être une route où il va me falloir la plus grande fermeté. J'ai demandé à maman de vérifier si elle va bien à l'école."" Nothing from Sabrina! There's a chance that currently she's preparing a ""twelve"" for me I can't talk about it in a letter. but I have the impression that the kid is lying to me about certain things. she's perhaps taking a path where I'll need the greatest firmness. I asked mama to check if she's doing well in school. News of his ""godson"" the famous robber Jean-Charles Willoquet with whom he organized his escape from La Santé prison where they had met makes him prouder: ""J'ai reçu la photo du plus jeune détenu de France à savoir mon filleul ""Willy Willoquet"" dans sa cour de promenade. c'est émouvant et triste à la fois !"" I received the photo of the youngest prisoner in France namely my godson ""Willy Willoquet"" in his exercise yard. It's moving and sad at the same time! The situation of his young protégé cut off from all contact with his loved ones and the people who love him reminds him of his own personal situation and the indignities of a prisoner's isolated existence: ""Je me demande comment va réagir Martine quand on va lui enlever Enfin c'est le destin qu'elle a choisi et accepté. Elle paie cher le prix de l'amour. Vous le payez toutes ""très cher""."" I wonder how Martine will react when they take him away from her Well it's the destiny she chose and accepted. She pays dearly the price of love. You all pay it ""very dearly"". In order to quickly erase this morose and implacable truth Jacques Mesrine plunges into schoolboy humor and affectionately mocks his lover's physical flaws: ""J'espère que la bonne nouvelle va te rendre ton sourire. eh ! la mémé. boutons sur la gueule. ou pas ! Je t'adore. il ne fallait pas flirter avec ""voyou"" ! C'est lui qui t'as passé cela sic nanou d'amour ton viejo pirate monte à l'abordage de tes lèvres. et. !! tu coules ! "" I hope the good news will bring back yo unknown
书商的参考编号 : 87298
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Jacques MESRINE
"Il n'y a pas de cause perdue d'avance. Dans la vie il faut se battre jusqu'au bout. tu sais pourtant ce que cela représente. Tu vois moi je vais au maximum ! et pourtant je vais me défendre toutes dents dehors. Car ma liberté il faudra me la prendre. Je ne la donnerai pas faute de combat ! "" • Autograph letter written from the Santé prison dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine addressed to his companion Jeanne Schneider whom he nicknamed Nanou d'amour
Paris 1976. Fine. Paris 12 Octobre 1976 21 x 29.50 cm une page recto verso Autograph letter dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine dated Tuesday October 12 1976 70 lines in blue ink on one recto-verso page addressed to his love of the time Jeanne Schneider thanks to whom the manuscript of Instinct de mort was discreetly smuggled out of prison. Jacques Mesrine then incarcerated at La Santé shows great tenderness and reveals himself in another light that of the affectionate and attentive lover: ""Bonsoir petite fille. tu aimes bien jouer ""au St Bernard"" tu ne changeras jamais à ce sujet. C'est toi qui a 7 ans 1/2 de taule et tu dois remonter le moral des ""gamines"" qui ont joué du calibre !"" ""Good evening little girl. you like to play 'the St Bernard' you'll never change about that. You're the one who has 7 and a half years of jail and you have to cheer up the 'girls' who played with guns!"" He praises and is somewhat amazed by his companion's devotion to a couple of young criminals: ""Tu me parles d'une sentence de 20 ans pour elle ! tu rigoles ou quoi. elle ne peut pas prendre plus de 8 ans je la vois plutôt avec 5 ou 6 si les choses s'arrangent. Son mari avec 20 ans au maximum."" ""You talk to me about a 20-year sentence for her! are you kidding or what. she can't get more than 8 years I see her more with 5 or 6 if things work out. Her husband with 20 years maximum."" and tries to transmit all his optimism his pugnacity and to cheer her up: ""Tu sais ma puce; quand tu m'écris que la cause de Michou est une cause perdue d'avance je ne te comprends plus. Il n'y a pas de cause perdue d'avance. Dans la vie il faut se battre jusqu'au bout. tu sais pourtant ce que cela représente. Tu vois moi je vais au maximum ! et pourtant je vais me défendre toutes dents dehors. Car ma liberté il faudra me la prendre. Je ne la donnerai pas faute de combat !"" ""You know my darling; when you write to me that Michou's cause is a lost cause from the start I don't understand you anymore. There is no lost cause from the start. In life you have to fight to the end. you know what that represents though. You see I'm going for the maximum! and yet I'm going to defend myself tooth and nail. Because my freedom will have to be taken from me. I won't give it up for lack of fighting!"" Jacques Mesrine also evokes his love of horse racing while boasting of being a betting specialist: ""Oui j'avais joué ""Dernier tango"" mais seulement à la place. J'avais 2000frs dessus je gagne donc 6000frs. Ce n'est pas de la chance mais un savant calcul. Il m'arrive de perdre mais avec ma méthode je suis obligé d'être gagnant. Forécement pour la suivre il faut un certain capital. J'ai mis plus d'un an à faire tous les calculs de probabilité. Cela doit me rapporter à peu près 7000frs par mois. Net d'impots sic."" ""Yes I had bet on 'Dernier tango' but only for place. I had 2000frs on it so I win 6000frs. It's not luck but a scientific calculation. I sometimes lose but with my method I have to be a winner. Obviously to follow it you need a certain capital. I spent more than a year doing all the probability calculations. It should bring me about 7000frs per month. Net of taxes sic."" He ironizes about his situation as a prisoner having plenty of time to devise his financial gain strategies: ""J'ai aussi mis au point une méthode pour le jeu de baccara. Que veux-tu. j'ai le temps de calculer un tac de choses sic ! Tu me comprends . L'administration aussi ! resic. "" ""I also developed a method for baccarat. What do you want. I have time to calculate a bunch of things sic! You understand me . The administration too! resic."" but deplores his impossibility to continue writing Instinct de mort: "". je suis actuellement incapable d'écrire une page de mon bouquin. je ne sais pas comment tourner ce passage-là . enfin je vais bien trouver la solution."" "". I am currently unable to write a page of my book. I don't know how to phrase this passag unknown
书商的参考编号 : 84669
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Jacques MESRINE
"j'ai eu la visite du juge Madre. Tu aurais rigolé car il a eu droit à tout mon vocabulaire."" • Beautiful autograph letter dated and signed of revolt from Jacques Mesrine written from the prison of Fleury-Mérogis addressed to his companion Jeanne Schneider
Fleury-Mérogis 1976. Fine. Fleury-Mérogis 2 Décembre1976 21 x 29.50 cm une page recto verso Autograph letter dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine dated Thursday December 2 1976 65 lines in blue ink on one recto-verso page addressed to his love at the time Jeanne Schneider thanks to whom the manuscript of Instinct de mort was discreetly smuggled out of prison. Jacques Mesrine then incarcerated at Fleury-Mérogis prison feels unwell and helpless far from his companion and from all human warmth: ""Ce soir je suis très mal foutu. il est 19 heures et je me couche juste après la fin de ta lettre. de rien de grave. juste une grande fatigue à rien faire"" ""Tonight I feel really awful. it's 7 PM and I'm going to bed just after finishing your letter. nothing serious. just very tired from doing nothing"" As a good father Jacques Mesrine rejoices in his daughter's happiness: ""Je suis heureux que sa veste lui plaise. de plus c'est la mode. son Loïc chéri ne va plus la reconnaître."" ""I'm happy that she likes her jacket. plus it's fashionable. her dear Loïc won't recognize her anymore."" and shows himself neither surprised nor more than amused that his daughter wants to embrace the Jewish religion: ""Comme cela la puce veut prendre la religion juive. encore une idée à elle. oui je sais elle a fait croire à ses copains qu'elle était juive. car eux l'étaient.si cela l'amuse je la laisse libre. mais ça démontre aussi un dédoublement de personnalité."" ""So the little one wants to take up the Jewish religion. another one of her ideas. yes I know she made her friends believe she was Jewish. because they were. if it amuses her I leave her free. but it also shows a split personality."" Public enemy No. 1 evokes with a certain pride his latest confrontation with his judge a fierce revenge of the insubordinate against the penitentiary universe that crushes men: ""Aujourd'hui j'ai eu la visite du juge Madre. Tu aurais rigolé car il a eu droit à tout mon vocabulaire. il en perdait la parole j'ai pris mon pied sic A un moment il me dit ""mais c'est quand même moi qui commande. Réponse de ton bibi : ""Ici pédé"" c'est moi ton patron"". Il était vert et les flics se marraient comme des perdus."" ""Today I had a visit from Judge Madre. You would have laughed because he got my full vocabulary. he was speechless I had a ball At one point he tells me 'but I'm still the one in charge. Your boy's response: 'Here faggot I'm your boss.' He was green and the cops were laughing like crazy."" and against all submission to any form of power or violence: ""Le pire que l'on puisse faire à un juge c'est lui enlever toute autorité devant les autres et crois moi il l'a bien compris. Il était venu avec 5 anti-commandos. L'un avait la bombe de gaz à la main. au cas où Loin d'être impressionné. cela me rend con."" ""The worst thing you can do to a judge is to remove all his authority in front of others and believe me he understood it well. He had come with 5 anti-commandos. One had the gas canister in his hand. just in case Far from being impressed. it makes me crazy."" The eternal rebel ends his letter with a beautiful testimony of tenderness for his beloved: ""Là ma puce je vais prendre mon lit en marche.Ton vieux voyou pose ses lèvres sur le tiennes en une douce caresse d'amour. je t'adore petite fille. car nous sommes réellement le ""couple"" et plus encore. Bonne nuit chaton."" ""There my little one I'm going to take to my bed. Your old rogue places his lips on yours in a sweet caress of love. I adore you little girl. because we are truly the 'couple' and even more. Good night kitten."" Rare and very fine letter by Jacques Mesrine full of revolt and insubordination. unknown
书商的参考编号 : 84900
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Jacques MESRINE
"J'ai reçu une lettre de Betty qui me remercie car je lui ai offerte une mobylette. Pourquoi me diras-tu Tout simplement parce que j'aime voir les enfants heureux et je crois que leur bonheur m'est nécessaire. Cette môme me plaît de par sa mentalité."""" • Autograph letter written from the Santé prison dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine addressed to his companion Jeanne Schneider whom he nicknamed Nanou d'amour
Paris 1976. Fine. Paris 11 Octobre 1976 21 x 29.50 cm une page recto verso Autograph letter dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine dated Monday October 11 1976 70 lines in blue ink on one recto-verso page addressed to his love of the time Jeanne Schneider thanks to whom the manuscript of Instinct de mort was discreetly smuggled out of prison. Jacques Mesrine then incarcerated at La Santé showers with gifts the people he loves because he wants their happiness: ""Comme cela j'ai payé une mobylette à mes trois gamines. Toi ce sera une quatre roues sic."" ""Like this I paid for a moped for my three girls. For you it will be four wheels sic."" He shows all his affection for a young girl named Betty whom he seems to cherish more than his own daughter Sabrina: ""Peut-être que je recherche en Betty ce que je ne trouve pas en Sabrina et que Mury m'a refusé ! Tu sais mon ange ; à 15 ans j'aurais tellement aimé avoir un copain de 40 ans à qui je puisse tout dire qui sache m'aider ou m'offrir mon rêve. Peut-être que ce cadeau je me le fais à moi-même."" ""Maybe I'm looking for in Betty what I don't find in Sabrina and what Mury refused me! You know my angel; at 15 I would have loved so much to have a 40-year-old friend to whom I could tell everything who would know how to help me or offer me my dream. Maybe this gift I'm giving it to myself."" for whom he has no more confidence feeling betrayed: ""Mais on ne devient jamais l'ami de quelqu'un qui vous juge. Pas plus que pour Sabrina ! qui elle m'a trompé dans ma confiance donc dans mon amour. Quand on use les sentiments ils ne redeviennent jamais les mêmes."" ""But one never becomes the friend of someone who judges you. No more than with Sabrina! who deceived my trust and therefore my love. When feelings are worn out they never become the same again."" Public enemy No. 1 takes great pride in his relationship with Jeanne Schneider based on honesty: ""C'est peut-être pour cela que je me suis toujours refusé à te mentir - quitte à te faire souffir. Je n'ai aucun passé.mais un seul présent ""Toi"". C'est peut-être cela qui fait que notre amour dure depuis 10 ans "" ""Maybe that's why I've always refused to lie to you - even if it means making you suffer. I have no past.but only one present 'You'. Maybe that's what makes our love last for 10 years "" Jacques Mesrine then turns to material considerations so important for a prisoner: ""J'ai reçu ton linge. Je ne risque pas d'avoir froid cet hiver. Le polo est très bien."" ""I received your clothes. I won't risk being cold this winter. The polo shirt is very good."" before castigating the inhumanity of the prison system and its indifference to suffering: ""Mais nous n'avons rien à attendre des juges et si ma lettre au président a été ferme c'est le genre de lettre qu'il comprendra mieux que le style ventre à terre."" ""But we have nothing to expect from judges and if my letter to the president was firm it's the kind of letter he will understand better than the groveling style."" As an eternally untamed man Jacques Mesrine never ceases to advocate fighting against the prison administration: ""On ne se défend pas en mettant sa tête dans le sable comme l'autruche ! Dès l'instant où l'on prend une arme dans la main. il faut s'attendre à payer ! que Michou le comprenne ce n'est pas le moment d'être ""bébé"" mais celui d'être femme."" ""You don't defend yourself by putting your head in the sand like an ostrich! From the moment you take a weapon in your hand. you must expect to pay! let Michou understand this is not the time to be a 'baby' but to be a woman."" Jacques Mesrine ends this beautiful letter with a moving declaration of love full of optimistic humor: ""Ton vieux tigre pose de doux bécots sur tout ce qui est toi. Bonne nuit chaton et un moral d'acier est de rigueur ok. Je t'adore chanceuse & Ton mystère Jacques !! ""Te adoro A toi seule."" ""Your old tiger puts gentle kisses on everything that is you. Good night kitten and a steel hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 84675
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Jacques MESRINE
"Je ne veux plus te voir en prison car toi dehors c'est un peu de moi même qui sera libre. Tu donnes une parole pour cette liberté. prouve que nous autres la tenons toujours en bien comme en mal. C'est ce qui nous unit le plus ; voyous dangereux . mais droits"" • Autograph letter dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine written from the prison of Fleury-Mérogis addressed to his companion Jeanne Schneider who was then incarcerated and who could soon be released
Fleury-Mérogis 1976. Fine. Fleury-Mérogis 21 Octobre 1976 21 x 29.50 cm une page recto verso Autograph letter signed and dated by Jacques Mesrine dated Thursday October 21 1976 70 lines in blue ink on one recto-verso page addressed to his lover at the time Jeanne Schneider thanks to whom the manuscript of Instinct de mort was discreetly smuggled out of prison. Jacques Mesrine then incarcerated at Fleury-Mérogis prison rejoices at having been able to speak with his beloved in the visiting room who was also imprisoned: ""What a very pleasant visit you were moreover very feminine in that outfit which is very much in your style as a woman. even worth double the price because I like it"" and attempts to reassure her so that she does not lose all fight against the prison system that crushes inmates: ""But if by misfortune a new refusal should affect you do not have that bad reaction you told me about because those who surround you and have helped you do not deserve to pay for the injustice of others. You will have to face it as always. Because the doors will open one day and you know it."" As a protective patriarch Jacques Mesrine worries about the despair that could strike her and her daughter Murielle placed with social services: ""But I worry enormously about you because you have a limit. and I believe you have reached it! or almost. Regarding Mury and that bogus judge. we will see about removing her from social services. I prefer to pay for her studies and Mrs. Chevallier and all her upkeep if necessary. If you get out! Tell me. so many women to support. I'd better work overtime sic"" Public enemy No. 1 evokes Jeanne Schneider's upcoming freedom while ordering her not to fall back into criminality: "".If you get out formal prohibition from getting involved with me on a level that we both understand very well. I don't want to see you in prison anymore because you outside is a little bit of myself that will be free. You give your word for this freedom. prove that we others always keep it in good times as in bad"" Jacques Mesrine praises his companion's integrity the keystone of their strong union through the deprivation of freedom: ""This is what unites us most; criminals dangerous. but honest. This is what makes me love you with you no unpleasant surprises; you are 'white-blue' and for me you have the value of a diamond. It is the only stone that is harder than steel sic. but less hard than me resic"" He ends this missive with this humorous note reflecting the terrible intrusive reality of the penitentiary system: ""And if my Christmas package is prepared by you. the administration will X-ray it"" but also with these tender words: ""Sweet kisses rest on your lips. gesture of love that has united us always and for a long time. EL VIEJO Bandido!"" Rare and very beautiful letter from Jacques Mesrine in which we discover him protective and eager for freedom for his companion and for whom honesty must be erected as a rule of life. unknown
书商的参考编号 : 84739
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Jacques MESRINE
"Mais le plus important est que tu retrouves cette pute de liberté. Après ce sera aux avocates de jouer pour un régime plus souple. Je te parle comme si tu étais déjà libre.Que ""veux-tu"" j'y crois. . Je lutte et je lutterai toujours pour toi car je t'aime."" • Autograph love letter dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine written from the prison of Fleury-Mérogis and addressed to his companion Jeanne Schneider about the fight for his provisional release
Fleury-Mérogis 1976. Fine. Fleury-Mérogis 18 Octobre 1976 21 x 29.50 cm une page recto verso Autograph letter dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine dated Monday October 18 1976 68 lines in blue ink on one recto-verso page addressed to his love of the time Jeanne Schneider thanks to whom the manuscript of theInstinct de mort was discreetly smuggled out of prison. Jacques Mesrine then incarcerated at Fleury-Mérogis prison seeks to reassure his love whom he is helping through his lawyers so that she might obtain provisional freedom: ""C'est que je sens que cela va être bon et cela malgré que les avocates m'avaient déconseillé de le faire. tu sais que je fais de la prémonition mais dans le bon sens. Je sais que ma lettre les fait réfléchir. cela j'en suis certain. C'est la première fois que j'interviens pour toi. Ca aussi a de l'importance."" ""It's that I feel this is going to be good despite my lawyers having advised me against doing it. you know I have premonitions but in a good way. I know my letter makes them think. of this I am certain. This is the first time I'm intervening for you. That too is important."" and thanks to whom she should regain freedom: ""Mais le plus important est que tu retrouves cette pute de liberté. Après ce sera aux avocates de jouer pour un régime plus souple. Je te parle comme si tu étais déjà libre.Que ""veux-tu"" j'y crois."" ""But the most important thing is that you regain this damn freedom. After that it will be up to the lawyers to work for a more lenient regime. I'm talking to you as if you were already free. What can I say I believe in it."" Overflowing with enthusiasm and certainty for the success of these proceedings regarding Jeanne's provisional freedom and sure of the weight of his intervention the indomitable Mesrine fumes at the idea of a hypothetical refusal by the prison authorities: ""Quel affreux pirate qui te donne de l'espoir. Non mon ange je ne sais absolument rien. Sauf que le Président a dit que je le menaçais sur ma lettre. J'ai été très dur et à juste raison car la plaisanterie a assez durée. Toi tu supporteras ton refus. moi je ne l'accepterai plus. C'est pas plus compliqué que cela. Car tu as assez payé. même trop."" ""What a terrible pirate giving you hope. No my angel I know absolutely nothing. Except that the President said I was threatening him in my letter. I was very harsh and rightly so because the joke has gone on long enough. You will endure your refusal. I will no longer accept it. It's no more complicated than that. Because you have paid enough. even too much."" Public enemy No. 1 takes the opportunity again to shatter this reputation as a bloodthirsty beast that sticks to his skin: ""Si les journalistes savaient que toutes les infirmières entraient seules dans ma cellule et en toute confiance on serait loin du ""fauve"" et de la prise d'otages à la Buffet. Les infirmières ont toujours été sacrées pour moi. Elles sont intouchables comme pas mal d'autres personnes mais cela les pédés de journalistes l'ignorent ; car ils ne sont pas dans mes pensées et c'est regrettable parfois."" ""If journalists knew that all the nurses entered my cell alone and in complete confidence we would be far from the 'beast' and the hostage-taking like Buffet. Nurses have always been sacred to me. They are untouchable like many other people but those journalist faggots don't know this; because they are not in my thoughts and that's sometimes regrettable."" Jacques Mesrine speaks of the creation of his work L'instinct de mort and his health in a fatalistic manner: ""Autrement tout est ok sauf mes douleurs au coeur qui me reprennent. mais je laisse faire car je n'aime pas prendre de médicaments. Et puis le mécanisme s'arrêtera le jour ""J"" du destin. Peut-être dans tes bras. qui sait ""Otherwise everything is ok except my heart pains that are returning. but I let it be because I don't like taking medication. And then the mechanism will stop on the 'D' day of d unknown
书商的参考编号 : 85089
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Jacques MESRINE
"Sais-tu que je commence à me plaire ici. Quel calme tu sais manou"" • Beautiful autograph love letter dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine full of revolt against journalists and full of admiration for the intimates written from the prison of Fleury-Mérogis and addressed to his companion Jeanne Schneider
Fleury-Mérogis 1976. Fine. Fleury-Mérogis 22 Septembre1976 21 x 29.50 cm une page recto verso Autograph letter dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine dated Saturday September 22 1976 67 lines in blue ink on one page recto verso addressed to his love of the time Jeanne Schneider thanks to whom the manuscript of Instinct de mort was discreetly smuggled out of prison. Jacques Mesrine then incarcerated at Fleury-Mérogis prison and deprived of human warmth is enthusiastic about all the visits he receives in the visiting room thus dispelling the myth of the antisocial bandit devoid of human feelings: ""And after that they'll say I'm a savage! No quite the contrary and people who have had contact with me want to see me again. This gave me immense pleasure and do you know what happened next. she's also going to ask to see you. Apparently I'm missed by the nurses 'mister smile' that's the secret."" He particularly appreciated the visit from the nurse at La Santé prison who would also be their wedding witness with Jeanne Schneider and whom he praises: "". an enormous surprise! You'll never guess who came to see me! My nurse from La Santé. yes my darling. that charming lady with white hair whom you had seen in the visiting room at La Santé and who is to be our witness at our wedding . She's an exceptional woman a former military nurse and quite well-placed in the ministry. During my 2 and a half years at La Santé I considered her like a mother this woman is so devoted it's unthinkable. Woe to anyone who would touch a single hair on her head."" Public enemy No. 1 takes the opportunity again to break this reputation as a bloodthirsty beast that sticks to him: ""If journalists knew that all the nurses entered my cell alone and with complete confidence we'd be far from the 'beast' and hostage-taking à la Buffet. Nurses have always been sacred to me. They are untouchable like quite a few other people but those journalist faggots don't know that; because they're not in my thoughts and that's regrettable sometimes."" Jacques Mesrine the rebel is surprised to find himself appreciating his prison solitude: ""Do you know that I'm beginning to like it here. What calm you know manou my isolation I bear it insofar as I have peace. In detention it's not proven that I would have it. It's my reactions I'm afraid of. and the mentality of so-called crooks is increasingly disgusting! . in my isolation there's good and bad. but personally I don't want to complain. because there's no reason to do so."" and ends his letter with paternal considerations for his daughter who is not very assiduous at school and for whom he worries: ""I'm going to find out if Sabrina has been regularly attending her classes. I hope so because if the opposite were the case. no mercy this time. But what worry this kid can represent and what powerlessness I have to control her being here!"" Rare and very fine letter from Jacques Mesrine overflowing with reverence for the nursing profession and regrettable detestation for that of journalists. unknown
书商的参考编号 : 85081
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Jacques MESRINE
"Tu sais j'ai bien réfléchi pour le bouquin. il doit y avoir veto quelque part. car s'il était publié cela retarderait mes procès ou un truc dans ce genre."" • Autograph letter signed by Jacques Mesrine written from the prison of Fleury-Mérogis on the evening of New Year's Eve on December 31 1976 addressed to his companion Jeanne Schneider whom he nicknamed Nanou d'amour in connection with the publication of his book L'Instinct de mort
Fleury-Mérogis 1976. Fine. Fleury-Mérogis 31 Décembre 1976 21 x 29.50 cm une page recto verso Autograph letter dated and signed by Jacques Mesrine dated Friday December 31st 1976 approximately 70 lines in blue ink on one recto verso page addressed to his love of the time Jeanne Schneider thanks to whom the manuscript of Instinct de mort was discreetly smuggled out of prison. Jacques Mesrine then incarcerated at Fleury-Mérogis prison wondered about the difficulties he might encounter if his Instinct de mort were to appear soon and with which sufficiently courageous publisher it could be edited: ""Je vais voir avec mon avocate pour les ""presses de la cité"" car je crois que l'on peut tirer un trait sur Simone. De toute façon il sera publié par celui acceptera d'en courir le risque"" ""I'm going to see with my lawyer about the ""presses de la cité"" because I think we can draw a line under Simone. In any case it will be published by whoever will accept to run the risk"" He also advised his beloved on her working conditions: ""Au sujet de ton boulot. j'espère que tu as discuté avec ta patronne car les horaires ne sont pas légaux. ne te laisse pas faire à ce sujet. Vis à vis du procureur tu es obligé de travailler. cela ne veut pas dire être esclave au boulot."" ""About your job. I hope you discussed with your boss because the hours are not legal. don't let yourself be taken advantage of on this subject. With regard to the prosecutor you are obliged to work. that doesn't mean being a slave at work."" and worried about the future of his daughter Sabrina: ""Demain j'espère la visite de la puce. je vais avoir une très sérieuse conversation avec elle au sujet de l'avenir. Car elle ne fait rien en classe. donc le mieux pour elle est de travailler pour obtenir un CAP en quelque chose. Elle veut jouer les adultes. alors il va falloir qu'elle se conduise en adulte."" ""Tomorrow I hope for a visit from the little one. I'm going to have a very serious conversation with her about the future. Because she does nothing in class. so the best thing for her is to work to get a vocational certificate in something. She wants to play at being an adult. so she'll have to behave like an adult."" Public enemy No. 1 evoked the coming new year: "".l'année nouvelle qui s'annonce. que nous réservera-t-elle. je l'ignore mais rien de bon si la logique se fait loi. cela ne m'empêchera pas de garder mon moral."" "".the new year that is coming. what will it hold for us. I don't know but nothing good if logic becomes law. that won't stop me from keeping my morale up."" Jacques Mesrine alone in his cell on the evening of December 31st New Year's Eve ended this beautiful letter with affectionate thoughts for Jeanne Schneider: ""Ce soir j'ai la tête un peu vide. tu comprends mais j'ai le coeur plein de toi et c'est cela qui compte. je vais me mettre dans les draps et penser à toi. Ton vieux voyou pose de tendres bécots sur tout ce qui est toi. Bonne nuit chaton. Te quiero."" ""Tonight my head is a bit empty. you understand but my heart is full of you and that's what counts. I'm going to get into the sheets and think of you. Your old rogue places tender kisses on everything that is you. Good night kitten. Te quiero."" and with this humorous note: "".tu connais cette blague : c'est une femme condamnée à mort. arrivée devant la guillotine elle embrasse le verre que l'on vient de lui servir. Le procureur demande : ""elle est folle que fait-elle"". L'avocat lui répond ""elle embrasse son dernier rhum"" Pas mal hein. un petit sourire ma puce."" "".do you know this joke: it's a woman condemned to death. arrived in front of the guillotine she kisses the glass that has just been served to her. The prosecutor asks: ""is she crazy what is she doing"". The lawyer replies ""she's kissing her last rum"" Not bad eh. a little smile my darling."" Rare and very beautiful letter from Jacques Mesrine in which we see him preoccupied with his daughter's future where he sho unknown
书商的参考编号 : 84696
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Jacques PERRET
"Quand vous verrez Blondin dites lui que ma pensée le suit dans sa gloire et qu'il veuille réserver un 1/2 setier de son pactole à boire."" • Autograph letter addressed to Roger Nimier evoking his friendship and admiration for Antoine Blondin
s. l. 1960. Fine. s. l. s. d. ca 1960 21 x 27 cm une page Autograph letter signed by Jacques Perret 22 lines in black ink addressed to a colleague probably Roger Nimier. Fold mark inherent to postal dispatch. Jacques Perret awaits a letter from Roger Nimier that is running late: ""Your note arrived late given that I no longer live on rue de la clé but at 5 rue de l'Ancienne Comédie. Gordon Pym has not yet arrived but that doesn't surprise me coming from him."" and inquires about his correspondent's health: "". I learned that you had heart troubles; before long I will go see if everything has returned to order."" He enthuses about the success his friend Antoine Blondin is enjoying: ""When you see Blondin tell him that my thoughts follow him in his glory and that he should reserve half a setier of his treasure to drink when the day comes. Also tell him that my boy who is operating in Kabylia would be quite pleased with a word or an apostilled sign."" Jacques Perret a royalist writer fierce partisan of French Algeria and virulently anti-Gaullist was stripped of his civil rights and then in 1963 struck from the military medal roll despite protests from some of his fellow writers suspects that his political positions do not favor honorary decorations: ""I find that we were made to sign a manifesto manifestly designed to torpedo my ribbon."" unknown
书商的参考编号 : 85174
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Jacques PERRET
Lettre autographe adressée à Roger Nimier
s. l. 1960. Fine. s. l. s. d. ca 1960 13.50 x 18 cm une page Autograph letter signed by Jacques Perret 33 lines in black ink addressed to a colleague probably Roger Nimier apologizing for being unable to attend a meeting organized by the review Arts. Fold marks inherent to posting. For lack of time Jacques Perret was unable to honor his promise to write a preface requested by his correspondent: "". if you are pressed for time and you have a replacement preface writer at hand have no scruples of course as I will not be able to deliver proper work before my return."" Jacques Perret then evokes his passion for rugby: ""On Rancoule's repositioning three-quarter wing of Stade Toulousain whom he later joined on the staff. I therefore had the joy of outflanking the Cardinal's defense and going for the try. It remains for me to convert it by going to embrace my dear Raoul in that army of Princes from whom we still await wonders."" Jacques Perret royalist writer fierce partisan of French Algeria and virulently anti-Gaullist was stripped of his civil rights then in 1963 struck from the military medal roll despite protests from some of his fellow writers suspects that his political positions do not favor honorary decorations: ""I think we were made to sign a manifesto manifestly designed to torpedo my ribbon."" unknown
书商的参考编号 : 84817
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Jacques, Edgar F.,, Musikschriftsteller (1850-1906)
Eigenh. Postkarte mit U.
o.J. London, 3. II. 1893, 1 Seite.
书商的参考编号 : 50864
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Jacquet de Malzet (Malzer), Louis Sébastien, Naturforscher (1715-1800)
Schriftstück mit eigenh. U. "L'Abbé Jacquet".
o.J. Ohne Ort [Wien], 31. I. 1779, Qu.-8°. 1 Seite.
书商的参考编号 : 52376
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JACQUET, Jean Baptiste "Illinois" (1922-90)
Signature
The famed tenor saxist toured with his own jazz combos from the 1940s onward. Bold full signature heavy stock 5" X 3" card n.p. 1985 March 19. Fine. With original envelope. Surprisingly uncommon. unknown
书商的参考编号 : 14973
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JACQUILLAT, Cl. ; KHAYAT, D. ; WEIL , U ; BAND, P. R.
Les Cancers. Guide clinique, pronostique et thérapeutique. [ Livre dédicacé par un des auteurs ]
1 vol. in-8 cartonnage éditeur, Maloine, Décarie, 1986, 521 pp. Bel envoi et L.A.S. de Claude Jacquillat à Jean Bernard. Il s’agit du grand médecin, poète, humaniste, membre de l’Académie Française, le professeur Jean Bernard. Bon exemplaire de cet ouvrage peu courant, et agrémenté d’un envoi de l’auteur à un dédicataire prestigieux. Avec signature de l'auteur. Français
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JACQUIN Abel
Fables et poèmes
- Chez l'auteur, Bois-Colombes 1964, 19x24cm, reliure de l'éditeur. - Nouvelle édition, un des 2 exemplaires lettrés sur vélin, tirage de tête.Reliure à la bradel de l'éditeur en pleine toile crème, dos lisse, vignette de titre encollée sur le premier plat, gardes et contreplats de feutre fauve. Envoi autographe signé de l'auteur à un couple de ses amis. Notre exemplaire est enrichi de 4 lettres et d'une carte postale autographes adressées aux mêmes. Agréable exemplaire. [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION ON DEMAND]
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Jacquin, Joseph Franz Frh. von, Botaniker (1766-1839).
Eigenh. Brief mit U. Universitäts-Garten [Wien], 2. IX. 1839.
8vo. 1 S. auf Doppelblatt mit eh. Adresse (Faltbrief). An die Frau des Physikers und Mathematikers Andreas Ettingshausen (1796-1878): "Im Auftrage des Fürsten Metternich, habe ich gestern an Ihren Gemahl nach Paris schreiben müssen, um denselben auß Seiner Rückreise, auf ein Paar Tage freundlich nach Johannisberg, wohin sich Seine Durchlaucht diese Tage begebe, einzulenken […]". - Von Ettingshausen wurde von Metternich beauftragt, an der Vorstellung der zwar schon am 7. Jänner von Dominique-François-Jean Arago angekündigten, aber nun von Daguerre persönlich präsentierten Kamera am 19. August 1839 vor der Pariser Akademie der Wissenschaften, teilzunehmen. Durch private Kontakte zu Daguerre bekam er eine Kamera samt Zubehör die er nach Wien brachte. Unterwegs machte er Station in Johannisberg, um Metternich persönlich Bericht zu erstatten. - Mit Siegelrest.
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Jacquin, Joseph Franz von, Botaniker (1766-1839).
Eigenh. Brief mit U. Wien, 8. V. 1838.
1 S. 4to. Mit eh. Adresse (Faltbrief). An den Gynäkologen Ludwig Friedrich von Froriep: "Sie haben in Ihren vortrefflichen Notizen schon einige Mahle der in England leyder Statt findenden Kerzenvergiftung durch Arsenik erwähnt, theils aus der Lancet, theils aus nicht angegebenen Quellen. Diese Notizen lassen indessen diese Angelegenheit noch bey Weitem unaufgeklärt, und da es zu wünschen ist, daß bey der so ausgezeichneten Nützlichkeit der neuen Fortschritte in der Bereitung von Kerzen aus Stearin- und Margarinsäure, welches sich [...] über das ganze Nördliche und Mittel-Europa verbreiten wird, es der guten Sache nicht hinderlich werde, wenn allgemeines Mißtrauen in Hinsicht ihres Gebrauches für die Gesundheit veranlaßt wird; so fanden sich mehrere wissenschaftliche Freunde (die Ihnen großen Theils bekannt sind) mit mir bewogen, beyliegenden Aufsatz abdrucken zu lassen [...]". - Mit kleinem Ausschnitt durch Siegelbruch (geringf. Textberührung); stellenweise etwas fleckig und mit kleinen Randläsuren.
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Jacus, Jean-Theobald, Maler 1924-2021
Eigenh. Brief mit U.
o.J. Pellon-Village, Alpes-Maritimes, 17. VIII. 1965, Fol. 1 Seite. Absenderstempel.
书商的参考编号 : 59708
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JADART Henri
EXTRAITS DES AUTOGRAPHES DE LA BIBLIOTHEQUE DE REIMS
Reims F. Michaud 1910 In-8 Broché Bon
书商的参考编号 : 005398
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JADOT, Christine ; BOURGAUX, François ; DELUZ, Christophe ; ETIENNE, Vincent ; JADINON, Roland ; LORGNIER, Godeleine ; RENARD, Claude
Non, répondit-elle [ Edition originale - Livre dédicacé par les auteurs ]
Tirage limité à 100 exemplaires sérigraphiés à la main et numérotés (n° 61), 1 vol. long in-4 (format 44 x 19 cm) cartonnage éditeur demi-toile grise illustré, s.n.l.d. [ circa 2000 ], circa 30 ff.
书商的参考编号 : 61476
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Jadassohn, Salomon, Komponist und Dirigent (1831-1902).
Eigenh. Brief mit U. Leipzig, 18. VIII. 1875.
1½ SS. auf Doppelblatt. Gr.-8vo. An einen namentlich nicht genannten Adressaten: "Zeihen Sie mich nicht der Unbescheidenheit u. Zudringlichkeit, wenn ich heute schon wieder wage, Ihnen mit einem meiner opusculi beschwerlich zu fallen. Sie wissen, hochverehrter Herr u. Meister, von welcher Wichtigkeit u. von wie hohem Werthe Ihr Criterium u. Ihr Rath mir sind. Würden Sie darum mir wohl abermals gestatten, Ihnen eine soeben vollendete Orchesterkomposition - Divertimento oder Suite, oder Serenade - (das Kind hat noch keinen Namen) vorzuspielen. Ich wage es zunächst Sie um Ihre gütige Erlaubniß zu bitten, u. gleichzeitig anzufragen, ob ich nächsten Sonntag zu Ihnen kommen darf? [...]. - Salomon Jadassohn besuchte das Leipziger Konservatorium, bildete sich dann bei Franz Liszt in Weimar zum Pianisten weiter und studierte anschließend in Leipzig bei Moritz Hauptmann Komposition. Seit 1865 leitete er den Synagogenchor und gründete 1866 den Chorverein "Psalterion". "1867-69 leitete er die 'Euterpe'-Konzerte und unterrichtete seit 1871 Theorie, Komposition und Instrumentation am dortigen Konservatorium. 1873 wurde er zum kgl. Prof. ernannt. J. schrieb u. a. 'Harmonielehre' (1883) und 'Kontrapunkt' (1884) und komponierte über 125 Werke, u. a. vier Symphonien, zwei Klavierkonzerte, vier Serenaden, zwei Ouvertüren, ferner Psalmen und Chorlieder" (DBE).
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Jadassohn, Salomon, Komponist, Pianist und Musikpädagoge (1831-1902)
Eigenh. Brief mit U.
o.J. Leipzig, 20. VI. 1878, (18 x 14 cm). 1 Seite.
书商的参考编号 : 61130
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JADOT, Christine ; BOURGAUX, François ; DELUZ, Christophe ; ETIENNE, Vincent ; JADINON, Roland ; LORGNIER, Godeleine ; RENARD, Claude
Non, répondit-elle [ Edition originale - Livre dédicacé par les auteurs ]
Tirage limité à 100 exemplaires sérigraphiés à la main et numérotés (n° 61), 1 vol. long in-4 (format 44 x 19 cm) cartonnage éditeur demi-toile grise illustré, s.n.l.d. [ circa 2000 ], circa 30 ff. Bel exemplaire dédicacé par les auteurs et illustrateurs. Français
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Jaeckel, Willy, German painter and lithographer (1888-1944).
Autograph quotation signed. [Postmark: Berlin, 12 April 1919].
Oblong 8vo (postcard). ½ page. Inscribed to the German dermatologist Alwin Scharlau: "Entsprechend Ihrem Wunsch! [...]". - One of the most prominent representatives of German Expressionism, Jaeckel created portraits, nudes, still lifes, landscapes and graphic works, and was one of the first to paint religious motifs in the expressionist style. His four-part fresco mural at the Bahlsen bakery in Hannover from 1917 constitutes one of his major works. - Self-addressed by the collector on the reverse. The Mecklenburg physician Scharlau (b. 1888) assembled a collection of artists' autographs by personal application.
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JAEGER, Lorenz (1892-1975)
Signature
Archbishop of Paderborn Germany appointed 1941 elevated to Cardinal in 1965. Bold " Lorenz Card. Jaeger / Erzbischof von Paderborn" in blue fountain pen heavy stock 5" X 3" card n.p. 1968 October 10. Fine. Exceptionally attractive. With original envelope. unknown
书商的参考编号 : 19961
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Jaell, Alfred, pianist and composer (1832-1882).
Autograph letter signed. Paris, 21 June 1854.
8vo. 4 pp. on bifolium. To the music publisher Böhme at Leipzig, offering him two compositions and telling his travel plans.
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Jaffé, Theodor Julius, Schauspieler (1823-1898)
Eigenh. Albumblatt mit U.
o.J. Marienbad, Juli 1896, 4°. 1 Seite.
书商的参考编号 : 60632
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JAGUER, Edouard
Longue lettre signée d'Edouard Jaguer datée du 2 novembre 1968. Il y évoque les relations de la médecine et de la psychiatrie au mouvement surréaliste. On joint : Phases [ Catalogue de la première Exposition consacrée au mouvement Phases au musée d'Ixelles du 18-10 au 15-11-1964 ]
L.S. dactylographiée de 4 feuillets in-4, 1968, et 1 brochure in-8 carré br., 32 ff. avec 2 prospectus joints. Rappel du titre complet : Longue lettre signée d'Edouard Jaguer datée du 2 novembre 1968. Il y évoque les relations de la médecine et de la psychiatrie au mouvement surréaliste. On joint : Phases [ Catalogue de la première Exposition consacrée au mouvement Phases au musée d'Ixelles du 18-10 au 15-11-1964 ]
书商的参考编号 : 39707
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Jagic, Nikolaus Rt. von, Internist (1875-1956).
Eigenh. Visitenkarte. Wien, 16. V. 1913.
70 x 110 mm. "Erlaubt sich sein innigstes Beileid zu übermitteln".
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JAGIELSKI, Harry E. (1931-93)
Signature
American football player -- offensive lineman with the Washington Redskins and Chicago Cardinals under the NFL and Boston Patriots and Oakland Raiders under the AFL. Large bold signature in blue ballpoint heavy stock 5" X 3" card n.p. 1979 July 9. Fine. With original envelope. unknown
书商的参考编号 : 26176
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Jagow, Ernst von, Verwaltungsjurist (1853-1930).
Eigenhändige Sentenz mit U., eh. ausgefülltem Formularteil und eh. Namenszug. Brandenburg, o. D.
1 S. Folio (223:282 mm). Albumblatt mit gedruckter Bordüre, gedr. Fußzeile "Beitrag zum Selbstschriftenalbum 'Deutschlands Zukunft'" und gedr. Formular für biograph. Daten, aufgezogen auf einen Bogen Pergamentpapier (ca. 330:344 mm). "Wer wie ich über 25 Jahre in den alten deutschen Ostmarken in amtlichen Stellungen tätig gewesen ist, der [...] muß in besonderem Maße die Schwere des Unrechts empfinden, das Deutschland durch die Wegnahme deutscher Landesteile in Westpreußen und Posen und durch die unselige Schaffung des polnischen Korridors zugefügt ist [...]". Geschrieben als Beitrag für die von Friedrich Koslowsky im Berliner Eigenbrödler-Verlag herausgegebene Faksimile-Anthologie "Deutschlands Köpfe der Gegenwart über Deutschlands Zukunft" (1928). Die Sentenz bei Veröffentlichung in Druckschrift wiedergegeben. Koslowsky 67.
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Jagow, Traugott von, Verwaltungsbeamter und Politiker (1865-1941).
Eigenhändige Sentenz mit eh. ausgefülltem Formularteil und eh. Namenszug. Stettin, o. D.
1 S. Folio (223:282 mm). Albumblatt mit gedruckter Bordüre, gedr. Fußzeile "Beitrag zum Selbstschriftenalbum 'Deutschlands Zukunft'" und gedr. Formular für biograph. Daten, aufgezogen auf einen Bogen Pergamentpapier (ca. 330:344 mm). In Blaustift. "Männer machen die Geschichte. Ich glaube nicht an Zwangsläufigkeit. Der Entschluß eines Staatsmannes, eines Feldherrn, ja eines Leutnants, der Gedanke eines Erfinders, selbst die Tat eines politischen Mörders kann Schicksal für ein Volk sein [...]". Geschrieben als Beitrag für die von Friedrich Koslowsky im Berliner Eigenbrödler-Verlag herausgegebene Faksimile-Anthologie "Deutschlands Köpfe der Gegenwart über Deutschlands Zukunft" (1928). Die Sentenz bei Veröffentlichung in Druckschrift wiedergegeben. - Traugott von Jagow war einer der Initiatoren des Kapp-Putsches und stellte sich nach dessen Scheitern als einziger der führenden Beteiligten den Behörden. Nach verbüßter Haftstrafe wirkte er im "Bund der Aufrechten" mit. - Mit feinen Einschnitten im Formularteil. Koslowsky 14.
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JAGUER, Edouard
Longue lettre signée d'Edouard Jaguer datée du 2 novembre 1968. Il y évoque les relations de la médecine et de la psychiatrie au mouvement surréaliste. On joint : Phases [ Catalogue de la première Exposition consacrée au mouvement Phases au musée d'Ixelles du 18-10 au 15-11-1964 ]
L.S. dactylographiée de 4 feuillets in-4, 1968, et 1 brochure in-8 carré br., 32 ff. avec 2 prospectus joints. Rappel du titre complet : Longue lettre signée d'Edouard Jaguer datée du 2 novembre 1968. Il y évoque les relations de la médecine et de la psychiatrie au mouvement surréaliste. On joint : Phases [ Catalogue de la première Exposition consacrée au mouvement Phases au musée d'Ixelles du 18-10 au 15-11-1964 ] Bon état pour cette intéressante lettre d'un des meilleurs connaisseurs (et acteur) du surréalisme. Français
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Jaguer, Édouard, Schriftsteller, Zeichner und Kunstkritiker (1924-2006)
Masch. Brief mit eigenh. U.
o.J. Paris, 23. XI. 1957, Fol. 4 Seiten auf 4 Blättern.
书商的参考编号 : 52757
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Jahn, Ferdinand, Mediziner, Leibarzt des Herzogs von Sachsen-Meiningen (1804-1859)
Eigenh. Brief mit U.
o.J. Meiningen, 6. VI. 1848, 22 x 14,5 cm. 1 1/2 Seiten. Doppelblatt mit Adresse und Siegelausriss.
书商的参考编号 : 60713
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Jahn, Friedrich Ludwig, auch "Turnvater Jahn", Pädagoge und Begründer der deutschen Turnbewegung (1778-1852).
Eigenh. Schriftstück mit U. Freyburg (Unstrut), 30. XI. 1826.
¾ S. Kl.-4to. "Herr Karl Reimer (Weidmannische Buchhandlung zu Leipzig, im Bosischen Garten) erhalten 2 Säcke, worin rohe Bücher, gezeichnet H. K. Reimer, Weidmannische Buchhandlung zu Leipzig No. I. u. No. II | Friedrich Ludwig Jahn | Dr. der Philosophie".
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